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... PERJURY AT LEEDS. Mary Syms (out on bail) was indicted fir perjury at Leeds. Mr. Hardy and Mr. Wheelhouse prosecuted, and Mr. Overend defended. The prisoner is the wife of a respectable man in Leeds, and on the 6th ult., she summoned fe i ale, a neighbour ...
... Yesterday evening week, lecture was delivered the General Baptist chapel, the Rev. Thomas Ooadly, B. A., of Derby, on The story of a hundred years.â The Rev. R. Hardy, pastor, presided. Neglect op Family.â At the West Riding Coart, Bradford, on Monday ...
... MANSLAUGHTER MANSFIELD. Matthew Cunningham, 23, was charged with the manslaughter of Thomas Sawkell, at Mansfield. Mr. Morley and Mr. Hannav appeared for the prosecution ; Mr. Shepherd defended the prisoner. On the 28th of July last, the deceased and ...
... Campion, at Ruswarf, near Whitby, on the Ist of June last. The Hon. E. Phipps and Mr. Travis were for the prosecution; Mr. Hardy defended the prisoner. This was a painful inquiry, the prisoner being charged with the death of his own mother by stabbing ...
... plant; 2nd, dark campanula. Mr Thomas Merchant, New Gdol—lst, greenhouse plants in flower ; 2nd, lender annual. Mr Thomas Brooke, Clarendon-place—lst, light lillium; Ist and 2nd, balsam; 2nd, bard; annual; Ist,capsicum; Ist, hardy bouquet; Ist, brace of vegetable ...
... over-water the plants. Shift calceolarias if neo2.«au-y, fumigating them now and then a preventive green-fly. Shrubby and half-hardy kind.- only need protection during frost, of air being given other times. Give carnations and picoteeg free ventilation excepting ...
... Newburn deposed that about half-past ten on Saturday night he was on duty in Smithystreet, in company with Detective-sergeant Hardy, when they saw prostitute and a man go down to defendant’s house. They followed them, and, on going into the house, found the ...
... evidence as the feiony.' It seems that John Wilson confessed his guilt and he was found guilty. Thomas had kept his own counsel, and was acquitted. Thomas, Richard, and Samuel Wilson were then charged with a burglary in ...
... gave the rope t« Thomas Webster, and told him to sell it for what be could get for it.—Thomas Webster, carter, who lodges at the Northgate Hotel tap, said Green went to him on Saturday night. When prieoner was apprehended by P.C. Hardy said, “I did not ...
... Mrs. Tillbrooks. Miss McKechnie, Mrs. and Miss Midgley. Wreaths were sent as follows: Brother Emmanuel and family: Brother Thomas’s family; Sister Florrie. Albert and niece; Ada. Martha and Luther; Emily. Sam and Hilda; Hannah and Winnie; Maggie (Sheffield); ...
... Collection of four petunias—Thomas Aked, skircoat Moor: 2nd, Henry Robinson, Geranium —Ist, Thomas Marchant. New Gaol; 2nd, William Gledhill, Highroad Well Collection of four geraniums—lst, Thomas Marchant, New Gaol: 2nd, Thomas Aked, Skircoat Moor. Collection ...
... 25, aged 37, Wilson Aruiaage Robluton, Hardy-street, Brighouse. SHARP—Oct. 26, ag»' 71, Martlia Sharp, Brigbouse- SHARP—Oct. 26, aged 63, John Sharp. Halifax-road, Tod. morden. SUTCLIFFE—Oct. 26. aged 6, Thomas Sutcliffe, Oxford-strect| Bridge ■ SUTCLIFFK ...